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  • Animal Behavior
  • Laboratory Animal Science

Background:

  • Common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) are increasingly used as animal models in neurobehavioral research.
  • Understanding their normal hydration is crucial for research involving fluid regulation and animal welfare.
  • Previous data on daily water intake in marmosets under research conditions is limited.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To characterize the typical daily water consumption of common marmosets in a research setting.
  • To identify factors influencing water intake, such as age, weight, housing, and time of day.
  • To provide data for establishing appropriate fluid management protocols for marmosets.

Main Methods:

  • Water consumption was measured in 22 marmosets (11 older, 11 younger) every 3 hours during a 12-hour light phase.
  • Measurements were conducted in two different months (January and July) to account for seasonal variations.
  • Water intake was analyzed in relation to age, body weight, body condition score, and housing status.

Main Results:

  • Overall daily water intake averaged 61.3 ± 20.4 mL/kg, showing consistency between days and months.
  • Older marmosets (5-12 years) consumed significantly more water than younger marmosets (1-2 years).
  • Water intake was positively correlated with body weight; age and weight were key determinants of consumption.

Conclusions:

  • Daily water intake in common marmosets is relatively consistent but varies significantly with age and body weight.
  • The findings highlight the need for individualized fluid management plans rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
  • This research provides essential baseline data for the welfare and experimental design involving marmosets.